neither in istanbul, nor in ontario. why is the meeting with any senior turkish official today? as for what discipline pils office have said so far, his schedule in istanbul is a packed schedule. he has some visits and he has to move to the other countries that are listed in his 10 day tour. this is why mr. compel requested to visit, meet with president are gone, and presidents are gone, and istanbul but presents are done. refuse that also he wanted to meet with his turkish counterpart, maybe churchill, in a stumble as well. but the foreign minister also rejected this claim because of her out. this is the, this is, this is, this is the 2nd visit by mr. compare the on the visit he paints so far, was one with he paid last year in $2900.00 during peace bring operation with the vice president mike pence. and for ancora, mr. cuomo is known to be a little bit. this isn't too turkey's policies, especially when it comes to turkey's military presence in syria, the fight against the kurdish fighters group, y p g. the military presence in libya and turkey's efforts to find oil and gas rese

let's go by now to istanbul of to 07 course. who is that? tell us more about what might compare is doing that well, rian, mr frum peo is expected to arrive at a time. there are security measures in the street where i am standing, where the ecumenical party arcade is the case is. in istanbul, he's going to be meeting with bob, the lamb, or his, the spiritual leader of the greek, also the community in the world. then today he is expected to meet with the, political and c.e.o., the representative of plot to, along with the metropole that's on the front in a stop a little. so he was, he's going to be visiting a close by most which is under restoration here in the historical peninsula before his visit, before this 10 day tour of misinformed, there was announced by his office at the statements that, that he's going to discuss religious issues in turkey and the region, and he will promote the united states strong stance on religious freedom around the world. and this statement was that initially not welcomed by the turkish foreign ministry by the f

of course we'll be reporting live from istanbul many thanks. indeed. we're going to weather update next here on al-jazeera, then morocco's king issues a warning that his nation will respond with the greatest severity to any attack in the west. and some power of the latest round of locked out of citizenship rights will beat zimbabwe's, staplers people. but the weather remains for the cool and quiet across eastern parts of here. not too much going on here is good deal moller over towards the west, but it's also a good deal. west fans of cloud of the rain streaming in from the atlantic from time to time. just look wall to wall, right. we have got some sunshine in between, but it's looking rather blustery temperatures. not too bad. then 1415 degrees celsius here. showers longer spells of rain coming across more them out of western parts of scotland, glassy pushing into wales. scandinavia also seeing some of that damp weather with some snow over the high ground. certainly cold enough a which was temperatures subzero there in moscow, some snow to the east of

turkish police arrest the young syrian named ahmed barricot outside istanbul.distant cousin of halla and aruba's and he confesses to the murders. >> living in turkey a few months, by his own confession struggling to support himself in damascus after a stint in the free syrian army. >> though aruba barely knew him, she offered him help. >> security camera footage places ahmed in the neighborhood that night. he's seen on the route to their apartment. the last time he's picked up is a few blocks away. then on the morning after the murder, 11:00 a.m., he can be seen leaving along a similar route in the opposite direction. >> what happened to them is so gruesome and horrific and unacceptable. their lives mattered. and it matters that we know what happened and why it happened. and to hold those people accountable. >> suzanne barra cot, a young fit in the san francisco bay area who was halla and aruba's cousin, took on the mantle not only of being the family's representative, but spearheading an effort to find out what happened to them. >> at those meetings they promi

scale of the outbreak, junia reports from istanbul. the city of $16000000.00 in which the corona virus is spreading. and one of the teams that are fighting to stop it was the last image on as a dentist, at least she was until the pandemic started it. she's been a contact traces since march 1 of around 35000 in turkey. yeah, and if you're in your book one day, seen from here, the size of the city kelly scary. and i sometimes wonder where this endemic is headed. but as a doctor, i have a responsibility. i try to think positively and knowing that i help people this would motivates me and keeps me going there on the tracing team manages around 10 households a day. they work in shifts almost around the clock. the goal is always the same. track down test and isolate those who have been exposed to someone with call that 90 and all of this as quickly as possible. google's 1st case today is the call, x. is all family. the mother recently tested positive. now the father has symptoms to the rule. could you call a clinical quitter? if the test is

now, from istanbul, the city of 60000000, in which the corona virus is spreading. and one of the teams that are fighting to stop it was the last image on as a dentist, at least she was until the pandemic style that she's been a contact traces since march 1 of around 35000 in turkey, jani, surely a book seen from here, the size of the city kelli scary. and i sometimes wonder where this pandemic is headed. but as a doctor, i have a responsibility. i try to think positively and knowing that i help people is what motivates me and keeps me going there on a tracing team manages around 10 house calls a day. they work in shifts almost around the clock. the goal is always the same track down test and isolate those who have been exposed to someone with 19 and all of this as quickly as possible. google's 1st case today is the collect says all family. the mother recently tested positive. now the father has symptoms to put the whole concept clear. if the test is positive, google will also trying to trace his contacts. the whole family has to stay at home for the next 14 days. a

joining us live from istanbul, thanks. >>> right now, an extremely dangerous storm is hitting central america. hurricane iota made landfall in nicaragua as a powerful category 4 storm just a few hours ago. it is now a category 2 but still brings strong wind, torrential rain, and life threatening waves. iota is just the latest major storm in a record breaking busy hurricane season. and it's bearing down on many of the same areas that are still recovering from the devastating effects of hurricane eta. let's turn to our meteorologist, pedram javaheri, who joins us now with the very latest. pedram, what are you seeing. >> this is down to a category 2 but of course iota our 30th named storm of the season, historic season to say the least. 28 being the previous record. 12 being the average number of storms you see in a given year. we're at number 30. 31 potentially in the works over the next several days. this is the landfall, northern and northeastern portions of nicaragua with 155 miles per hour winds. of those 30 storms, this is the strongest right here, came to shore as a strong categor

later manchester united host istanbul bashak—sha—heer and ole gunnar solskjaer will be expecting a farthe turkish champions, than, what some have called, a shambolic defensive display last time around. united become the first english club to lose in this season's champions league when it finished 2—1 to bashak—sha—heer. ian dennis is at old trafford for us. i asked him if there would be no margin for error this time around? they cannot afford to be as sloppy and forgiving as they were in defence in istanbul for the and forgiving as they were in defence in istanbulfor the first game against the turkish champions. inexplicable in terms of for defending the way that they dictate that first goal so they have got to tighten up tonight defensively. they have to try and make the most of how the advantage was because they lost a lot of ground and that because they defeat when they last played. what did he needed to ensure they get to progress to the knockout stages? we had a got to ten -- get the ten points. how costly it was last time that would have taken them to the brink of what —— qualifi

old neither in istanbul, nor in the capital ankara come up. ok, that's in istanbul. thank you. know, oxfam says the g 20 member countries have sold $17000000000.00 worth of arms to saudi arabia ever since it intervened in yemen as war in 2015. this report from the charity organization says that is actually 3 times what is going to yemen in 8. reports been released as g 20 leaders prepare to meet virtually this week for a summit, hosted by saudi arabia of sun come all is from oxfam. joining us from london to discuss this it's, it's, it's shocking, but maybe not surprising. i mean, we know that business deals, arms deals, money will always trump everything else. but to find that it's actually this much money going to arms and that small amount going to yemen in aid is quite extraordinary. thank you. come on the yes, it is quite extraordinary to see that level of business happening. and it's very difficult as yemen rolls into 60 year of conflict. to watch the situation in the country and unravel with the death destruction and level of disease and infection in the country. and as w

a little there live in istanbul. the french parliament is debating a proposed law that bans the broadcast of police officers faces. critics say it's an attack on free speech that could lead to impunity for police violence. but the reports from paris, french documentary, the monopoly of violence, exposes and examines police brutality in france, focusing on recent protests, but also taking in the suburbs. a harrowing watch, it uses footage shot by journalists, all members of the public showing clips like this though, may not be possible in the future. the french government has proposed a new security law, part of which would crack down on the broadcast or sharing of images of police officers. filmmaker david de freyne says the bill destroys basic freedoms. that over the lawmakers want to stop the free circulation of information and knowledge because in the last few years, france has discovered police violence. it's something that, in reality, has existed for a very long time in the suburbs, but was not documented in th

phone kaos schedule in istanbul has been packed . that's why he wanted to meet president add on at istanbul, if it would be a bailable, which was turned down by the turkish president. also is he told the turkish foreign ministry that if they want to meet him, it should be in istanbul because he has a very tight schedule. this was also rejected by the turkish foreign ministry as well, because this is mr. bone 1st 2nd visit to turkey. turkish officials claim that he had only one by literal visit to turkey, which was with the vice president mike pence. and in late $2901.00 trick, he was conducting an operation military operation in northern syria against, a kurdish fighters group. why p.g., and that's why the turkish official said, if you want to meet the turkish selfishness, it should be in the turkish capital. and kyra as for the diplomatic presence, but he was very busy. that's why these meetings were intended, old neither in istanbul, nor in the capital ankara protests as in times of rallied in front of the parliament in bangkok bec

joining us from istanbul, thank you. and over we go to china where new figures show that factory activity expanded in november at the fastest pace in more than 3 years of the service sector also grew to a multi-year high. the data suggest the world's 2nd largest economy is on track to become the 1st to completely shake off the drug from widespread industry shutdowns due to the corona virus. ever more on this, let's bring in conrad who is in frankfurt. conrad good morning. the chinese economy is recovering, but how far can it really gets when other economies across the world are still suffering? good morning, stephen. well, while of course, the chinese economy is not totally independent from the rest of the world. in recent years, the economy in china has become more and more self-reliant, you know, more independent from exports and more focused on domestic consumption and projects within china. many german companies have managed to profit from that for them. this has been an important and positive trend because as you kn

dollar since the start of the year let's get more from she's live for us in istanbul and cinema all seems rather on a resignation. health problems what can you tell us about this resignation. well his thoughts health problems are unspecified howler and so far i have to say that he has also shut down his twitter account after posting this resignation letter on has officially instagram account but prisons are gone hasn't accepted or approved the resignation yet at least so far we haven't heard from him accepting having accept that this request so yes the resignation came after the appointment of a new central bank governor who is known to be a highly critic of policies which many circles not on the political source circles but also in rest there in restaurateurs believe that these policies were assertive that's why this image many say that the president donna pointed to the new central governor without the knowledge of the finance minister without informing him and this became an emotional issue and this is how reacted this is what we know about the resignation so far but of course there ar

lance leaps above all in chaotic conditions in istanbul. hello and welcome to sportsday.he programme with the latest from the us masters. golf's final major of the year is into round three — after a delay at augusta, while several finished their rounds to mark the midway point. it really was tight at the top — but the world number one dustinjohnson leads the way. we can get more now — with austin halewood, who's in the studio with our golf correspondent iain carter. thank you very much. as iain would say, the weekend at augusta is set up say, the weekend at augusta is set up perfectly, and most of that is because the world's top three players were all tied at the top of the leaderboard going into this third round, that has never happened ina third round, that has never happened in a major before. we are going to start right at the top with world number one dustin johnson. he start right at the top with world number one dustinjohnson. he has never won the masters before, but he is on never won the masters before, but he isona never won the masters before, but he is on a te

jomana karadsheh is in istanbul. let's start with you. you know, we heard from foreign minist minist minister zarif, earlier. what's your read on the messaging? >> i think just saving face. because assassination was brazen, in the daylight. and the former -- energy organization today reveal that physicist, nuclear scientist, has been under surveillance since two decades ago. so, if someone is social security nighted assassinated i daylight, after two decades, by the enemy of iran, as they say. then, it is not failure, what it is? it is a failure of intelligence to safeguard the most wanted person in the past two decade. so i think that -- i mean, the officials here, between the international pressure, assad pressure, and domestic pressure, that are calling for the severe revenge. the severe revenge has been postponed since qassem soleimani assassination. now, adding up. so, the officials of iran are under pressure what to do, to take severe revenge and explore all the opportunities for diplomacy with president-elect biden. or just be pati

correspondent yulia han who is standing by in istanbul right now yulia you've been reporting from the region reporting on this conflict how significant is the cease fire especially given the territorial gains on the part of azerbaijan. well we've seen the images there from azerbaijan from the capital but cool people cheering driving around in malta cade's waving the as very national flag now these people are not just celebrating another cease fire agreement they are celebrating victory and that is exactly how the azerbaijani leadership the political leadership is framing this president aliyev on twitter referred to the agreement and i quote him as a good henri is a victory and he also says that the armenian prime minister has a signature constitutes quote again armenia. capitalization in this conflict now why is he so confident if you look at the text of the deal as armenian forces have to withdraw from launch parts of nagorno-karabakh until december 1st while as a by john can keep are the areas it's currently controls including the areas it has gained during the fighting the strategi

an opportunity to silence codes of his rule reporting from istanbul. thank you. and to other news. now argentina has declared 3 days of mourning for superstar footballer diego maradona. he died on wednesday at the age of 60 after suffering a heart attack, while tens of thousands of people have gathered in central ground outside us outside the presidential palace where maradona lies in state. huge crowds are expected to pay their respects over the next 3 days, asking the wooden casket drakes with argentina's flag and jerseys with maradona's number 10, while many considered metadata to be the best player of all time. and just how many lives martin touched became abundantly clear in the hours immediately after the news of his death broke thousands of stunned football fans in argentina, spain and italy poured onto the streets to honor and celebrate their late idol celebration of life. to honor the death of a hero, ties into fans, gathered at the obelisk and when his aires, in commemoration of the football great a very sad, i have no words to describe such pain. i think the boy who has

it calls from istanbul, the city of $16000000.00, in which the corona virus is spreading. and one of the teams that are fighting to stop it was the last image on as a dentist, at least she was until the pandemic started it. she's been a contact traces since march 1 of around 35000 in turkey. and if you're in your book, seen from here, the size of the city kelly scary. and i sometimes wonder where this pandemic is headed. but as a doctor, i have a responsibility. i try to think positively and knowing that i help people this would motivates me and keeps me going there on a tracing team manages around 10 house calls a day. they work in shifts almost around the clock. the goal is always the same track down test and isolate those who have been exposed to someone with 19 and all of this as quickly as possible. googles 1st case today is the collects is all family. the mother recently tested positive. now the father has symptoms too. could you call clear? if the test is positive, gergen will also trying to trace his contacts. the whole family has to stay at home for the next 14 da

hamilton started thanks on the grid, but find his way back at istanbul park under wet conditions. as a touring comes nearly a month after overtaking record of 91, crown prince wins hamilton sales. as late as title 12 years after his very 1st, so he says, he's only just getting started here to share all the details about this is story day in formula one now is a max merrill from ford's max. welcome. this was an important race for hamilton. maybe the most important of his career or at least among the top 10 we can say, how did he perform? well, it was a vintage performance from, i mean this is his 4th consecutive title. miss sadie's have been completely dominant as has he for the last 4 seasons. but you know, while he credits his team a lot today he proved once again that he is the best driver in this field. conditions were very tricky. it was raining something that hamilton excels at driving in those conditions. and he came from behind, as you mentioned, starting in 6th. another thing that he's very good at attacking the field and coming back from behind. and he proved one small, l

for more, let's bring in our correspondent in istanbul. you know what we're going to tell us about this trial? well, this trial in the capital ankara has taken plays in one of took easily largest a court rooms. it's a very high profile trial that has been going on for more than 3 years. you mentioned the number of defendants here, nearly 500 defendants. most of them members, former members of the turkish military army commandos pilots, but also several civilians accused of being so cold ringleader's. now, all of the defendants were trials for direct involvement in the coup attempt in july 26th, seen a very traumatic event for turkey, 250 people died back then when rogue soldiers attacked state institutions with war planes and helicopters, and tangs and sort to take control and oust the government of a president to add on himself off to this road to go off to the perpetrators which he labeled a traitor has ended terrorists. and let me mention that this trial today is one of nearly 300 similar trials we've seen over the past 2 years. accordi

with the view from istanbul yury were shadow in moscow thank you so much to both of you . let's look at some other stories making news around the world longtime spokes person and veteran peace negotiator for the palestinians siad erekat has died following complications related to cope with 19 he had been hospitalized last month for treatment after his contention deteriorated he served as chief palestinian negotiator for nearly 2 decades he was 65. never u.s. attorney general william barr has authorized federal prosecutors to look into allegations of voter irregularities in the presidential election it is the 1st time that he has addressed president donald trump's repeated and unsubstantiated claims of widespread voter fraud since last week's election one by democrat joe biden. sit is across florida are cleaning up after tropical storm at flooded entire neighborhoods forecasters say that it could really intensify as it moves up the southwest coast at a strong central america last week as a hurricane authorities in honduras have doubled the country's death toll to at least $

s yulia han in istanbul. well let's look at some other stories making news around the world this hour u.s. president donald trump has fired his defense secretary mark s. presidents who win reelection often replace cabinet members but losing presidents have generally kept their pentagon chiefs in place until leaving office as for anger trouble this summer when he opposed the use of the military to quell black lives matter protests. cities across florida cleaning up after tropical storm flooded entire neighborhoods forecasters say it could really intensify as it moves up the southwest gulf coast it has struck central america last week as a hurricane or thora te's in honduras have doubled the country's death toll to at least $57.00. in peru congress has voted overwhelmingly to oust the country's president martin vickery's impeachment was prompted by corruption allegations and his handling of the pandemic peru has one of the world's highest cova death rates is current says he won't challenge the congress decision

a few 100 people have gathered here in istanbul to protest against the publication of the caricature they've been passionate speeches which will be made in the crowd people have been chanting against the french president they've been shouting against. those living. muslim community across the globe to unite there have been some calls for remains people have been saying that from. the. freedom of expression to hide its losses on the parts of the world and it isn't particularly talking targeting turkey because it wants to be. some sort of standing internationally the force are people from various parts of life of come here not just themselves but with their families as well to show solidarity against what has been happening after the publication of these caricature as many people who we've spoken to say they are against the violence but they feel that they have been offended and there needs to be recourse not just blatant republication of these offensive caricature has. rescue crews in turkey are still working to save people who are trapped under the rubble it is a powerful earthquake

joining us by skype from istanbul great to have you with us on the program seems to be quite a turbulent time for turkey just now they've lost their central bank governor now the finance minister is gone why do you think the finance minister chose to resign at this very precarious time. thank you it's good to have you also. there is some uncertainty in the area right now in turkey something that i mean it's see it on the show announcement us reasons lying behind its resignation. but as you also mentioned there speculations that the downturn in the economy since the beginning of teen we expand that he's large trade deficits. not just with the developed markets but also with the emerging markets so tokyo you know the plans are on imports of energy. mangano of the. whole so don't bother it's the items sold. rising inflation to double digit figures willing to currency. and running down on a portico to series or probably. something some kind of crisis in the government that's been. the background that people have been worried about the direction the economy is heading well there are serious c

so them in istanbul, thank you.the football world is mourning argentinian legend, diego maradona, who has died of a heart attack at the age of 60. 6 $1015.00 celebrating to the council. but as ira's thousands more around the world are paid tribute to the sports stars. politicians and pope francis rode on a captain argentina to victory in the 1986 world cup and is widely regarded as one of the greatest players of all time. reports from what us are is the deal with onion is in disbelief. he's devastated that player the home i don't know has passed away. anything. i'm sad because i knew this was coming. not so soon, but the people that surrounded him never helped and he didn't want to be helped. i can't believe it is my god. it's the worst day of my life. thousands of people gathered in the center of want to site is to celebrate my bonus knife and his love for argentina's national team. not only, not just the food of power for argentina, he was a national hero and none who came from kind of the forest service. i'm goin

ok, so the many thanks for that update from istanbul. one of the greatest players of all time and an inspiration to millions, just some of the tributes flooding in for argentina's football legend, diego maradona, who has died of a heart attack at the age of 60. millions of fans have been remembering his achievements around the world. sports stars, politicians, and the head of the catholic church, pope francis have given their praise for the man, argued to be the best ever to play the game. fellow football, great! and one time rival pele said he had lost a great friend and the world has lost a legend. maradona kept in argentina to victory in the 1986 world cup and his work to help poor communities in his country. tour is about reports from buenos aires. the what anya is in disbelief. he's devastated that player. the home i don't know has passed away anything. i'm sad because i knew this was coming. not so soon, but the people that surrounded him never helped and he didn't want to be helped. i can't believe it is my god. it's the worst of

ok, so then goes up there in istanbul, thanks for them. the trial of a saudi women's rights activist has been transferred to a court dealing with terrorism related cases. john al hospital was amongst a dozen activists arrested in 2018 and accused of hama saudi interests. rights groups say she's been held in solitary confinement and assaulted whilst in prison. saudi officials have denied allegations of torture, has been on hunger strike for the past month. then maloof is a recent least research director of amnesty international. she says decisions and no general hospital's case appears to have been made all the charlie you know, we're not in a position to speculate or to try and understand the actions of the selfie or for excuse. now it goes without saying that it does not serve their service or their narcisse on the scene when the surgeons and indeed, if you will, who have been calling him and us are facing. he says, or they think think that are happening right now. are with no, there was no doubt over the weekend one percent think this is

disappointed, losing the next game against istanbul.o we are going to go into this game trying to win it, of course, and trying to win it well with and trying to win it well with a good performance, because we have got games coming thick and fast. finally, what does the reigning formula 1 world champion do with his downtime? well, it seems that he plays tennis with his dad. although there were admits that neither of them are very good, and that having taught him the slice shot, his dad has not become a master at it. it is not the winning in this game, but obviously the taking part. although hamilton did ask for help from the tennis world, he got a reply from the naomi osaka. they both need to practise a little bit more. his dad enjoyed it, though. it is not often you get a win over lewis hamilton, is it? that's about it from us. remember that you can get all the latest sports news at our website. from me and the rest of the team, we'll see you again soon. bye. our thanks to sarah and the team. it is also goodbye from me as well. if you'

joining us from istanbul, thank you. and finally, black friday, online sales not to new record this year. as americans filled virtual carts instead of real ones for the coronavirus and simic and consumers spent $9000000000.00 on retail websites, 22 percent more than last year. meanwhile, traffic and regular brick and mortar stores plummeted as many retailers try to prevent crowds by cutting their hours and limiting door buster deals for visits. a more than half on black friday. still give, it will likely end up as one of the biggest in person shopping days in the u.s. this year. and that's it from me and the team here in berlin. as always, you can find out more online dot com slash business. check us out on facebook and twitter, or watch where i come from. we have to fight for a free press and was born and raised in a new town became to she protests one to the shadow. and if you newspapers, when official information has attorneys, i have work on the strength of many cantrips and their problems are the same point to socia

according to united's manager, his players forgot about the istanbul striker demba ba, in the brighte shirt during this corner, and the former newcastle player has a free run on goal. it ended 2—1 to the turkish champions. the defeat is another blow for manager solskjaer, with united also struggling in the premier league. it's early on. and opinions are out there all the time. you've got to stay strong. i'm employed by the club to do a job and i do that to the best of my ability with our staff. the pressure is growing on him. well, former manchester united striker dion dublin was highly critical of solskjaer‘s side. speaking to bbc radio 5 live he said the performance was "embarassing". it was really, really poor from united and no one has taken response ability from it on the pitch and no one shouting and telling each other off, ijust did not see any responsibility via actions and this is at manchester united in europe, you know? i have not seen a performance like this in the first half for a long time and i have seen some bad ones from man united recently, this was really poor. the

french magazine published what turkey sees as blasphemous cartoons of some of been reports from istanbul. and different sentiment in turkey has increased after french president emmanuel mccollum supported the publication of controversial cartoons. well mark drawn then you know what's my problem with islam mccrone needs mental treatment could get your respect we want the 2 president to respect france and the e.u. respect its values into not tell lies or throw insults. recent anti france protests like this are one of many issues worsening the crisis between turkey and france and . is a nationalist. a genuine. believer. i did some of the policies to be in front of him in france earlier and to where he considers the way a muslim should be treated and i think he's not going to. back around and after one has been helping opposing groups in the libyan conflict and correct you just paris of double standards for recognizing the un backed government and simultaneously arming the warlords $34.00 have started to attack tripoli francaise it supports have start to fight but it cost terrorism. so as a

it ended 2—1 to the turkish champions istanbul bashak—sehir.er testing positive for coronavirus before kick off. and it is on to the europa league tonight. you will have a nice evening! thank you. here‘s carol with a look at this morning‘s weather. it is foggy this morning. good morning everyone. dense fog patches across parts of southern england, east anglia and the midlands and staffordshire. you can see the extent of the fog in redhill in surrey this morning. but it‘s not just in surrey, some of it will be very slow to clear and it could lift into low cloud. if that happens where you are it will suppress the temperature. high pressure is in charge and you can see no isobars so there is no wind to move the fog along. rain across scotland over night, producing drizzle and cloud across southern scotland, northern ireland and northern england and that will slip into north wales later. quite breezy, especially so across the far north of scotland into the northern isles. that breeze and the wind is bringing in a fair bit of cloud. as it clashes wi

here in istanbul alone, the number of cases is 20 times higher than the tally from the ministry of health from. i'm saying this with regret, but the figures and information we've given are not correct. you know, john is on her next house call. she does not want to take part in political discussions. she knows the debate about the numbers, but doesn't want to get involved that more and more people disregard. the coronavirus rules frustrates her being, which is surely good. it makes me sad. we are putting so much effort into this work . but what's the point? if so many act as if nothing can happen to them? and if this doesn't change, we won't see an end to this pandemic sticky because it goog and hopes that she will soon be able to work as a dentist again. but she also knows that her new job will be needed for quite a while. germany is currently in the midst of a partial lockdown. schools. stores and businesses are open, but the government has restricted social contact among people. many oppose the measure. lynn alexanderplatz, in the popular shopping in strolling a safe distance, is not gu

at istanbul park 22 year old stroll is the 1st canadian to start on all since 1997, championship leader lewis hamilton will start 6th on the grid. and you're of course watching t.v. news on exposure. thanks for watching. it's such a ghetto to parliament about every god that knows bob, he was just despite coming from a poor family, the pop star wants to become president that challenges him. god doesn't cut cock up the bull. story of the white starts december tests on d. . w. was the palace of justice in nuremberg. after the 2nd world war, nearly $200.00 defendants were brought here to be held accountable for 12 years of dictatorship, military aggression, tera and mass murder. at the heart of proceedings was the international military tribunals which trying to keep a war criminals from germany. the 4 victorious powers responded to the nazis once in a millennium crimes. with a once in a millennium trial, on nov 20th, 1945 some 20 high ranking non-si leaders were brought by elevator to the court in room $600.00. the former rights mashal hermann goering willingly took on the role of most sen

for more, let's bring in our correspondent julia han in istanbul. you know what we're going to tell us about this trial? well, this trial in the capital ankara has taken plays in one of turkey's a largest, a court rooms. it's a very high profile trial that has been going on for more than 3 years. you mentioned the number of defendants here, nearly 500 defendants. most of them members, former members of the turkish military army commandos pilots, but also several civilians accused of being so cold ringleader as now. all of the defendants were trial for direct involvement in the crew attempt in july 26th, seen a very traumatic event for turkey, 250 people died back then when rogue soldiers attacked state institutions with war planes and helicopters and tangs and sought to take control and oust the government of a president, edwin edwin, himself off to this road to go off to the perpetrators which he labeled a traitor has ended terrorism. let me mention this, this trial today is one of nearly 300 similar trials we've seen over the past 2 years. accordi

manchester united, sealed a 41 win of a ticket champions, istanbul by shock, shahira elsewhere. eventis with nearly held to a draw by hungary and club fighting photos with getting the light winner in the 92nd minute. you're watching news live from building kris kobach is looming with the latest business news off of the bike. more news headlines coming up at the top of the al. in the meantime, the web site is always there. they doubly dot com. seem sure to give us your country, people that will make you rich people. oil will provide you with jobs. people will take good care of you may see tends to be something that will sever, took hold on the west coast of going out in 2007. investors made promises, but years later, reality looks very different. litter peaches, good drinking water, shortage of children. and what happened to him got a stream of black gold oil. thomas' starts december 4th, w a record high for wall street and a lot of confidence elsewhere. stocks are on the world follow the dow's lead upward amid easy in worries over the demick and u.s. politics with the latest fro

who's in istanbul in turkey. a mute response so far from keep what our leaders are saying see them. so far the 1st reaction came from the vice president fox ai he was on a live show on a national t.v. and he said that turkey will definitely continue to continue to cooperate with its nato partners united states having to send the new president of the country and before that there was a reaction from the main opposition party leader chemical sterile he tweeted and hey he sent his congress relations to the new president of the united states and he said that he was looking forward to work working with at the new president this is due on the reaction so far but of course we're expecting turkish president president type our don also to come with comments probably after some evaluations and assessments that they're going to be done within the presidency all right so what does all of this mean for us to relations in the future. well for the last 5 years stylings relations between 2 nato allies have been actually problema

it ended 2—1 to the turkish champions istanbul basaksehir.he defeat‘s another blow for manager 0le gunnar solskjaer, with united also struggling in the premier league. it is early on. and you know opinions are out there all the time. you have got to stay strong. i am employed by the club to do a job and i do that to the best of my ability, with our staff. the controversy of penalties, being awarded for un intentional handballs, was the talking point at chelsea, the french side rennes, will feel hard done by. the referee looked at the var monitor and awarded chelsea a penalty here for handball, he also showed the rennes defender, dalbert a red card. timo werner scored the spot kick, on the way to a 3—0 win for chelsea, which keeps them top of group e. however, midfielder kai havertz missed the game after testing positive for coronavirus before kick off. in the women's champions league, last season's quarter finalists, glasgow city, are just about still standing, after the first qualifying round, but they were taken all the way to penalties by

in istanbul, the coast guard assisted in the operation. the wooden bennett coit mosque was built in the 17th century along the bosphorus strait. authorities have launched an inquiry to determine the cause of the fire. germany's coronavirus restrictions could continue for up to 5 more months. the country's economy minister, peter all told the german newspaper built, and sontag that the covert 19 infection rate nationwide is far too high. there had been hopes of an end to the partial lockdown imposed earlier this month. germany, however, has topped the $20000.00 mark in daily infections multiple times already this month . german chancellor angela merkel is holding talks with regional leaders about the pandemic on monday. and here in the studio with more information, tell me more about what peter has been saying. well, the main message from the economy minister is that germans really have to brace for another 4 to 5 months of severe restrictions that echoes what the chancellor and the health ministry in spawn have said to over the weekend tha

dorian jones reporting from istanbul. thank you. want to tell you now about some of the other stories making news around the world. iran has frayed, a british australian academic serving a 10 year prison sentence for allegedly spying kylie more gilbert was arrested more than 2 years ago. after attending a conference in the city of call. well, she described her release as the end of a long and traumatic ordeal. state television said it came as part of a prisoner exchange for 3 iranians. a powerful psycho now has a lashed southern india with heavy rains and strong winds. the storm made landfall in the city of could do cherry ceria should say, triggering floods and cutting power lines along the coast to tom will not use state capital. chennai officials said accurate forecasting an evacuation of hundreds of thousands of people helped avert casualties. and hundreds of demonstrators have taken to the streets in chile to support legislation, allowing them to redraw up to 10 percent of their pension funds, early opposition. lawmakers see it

with the view from istanbul yury were shadow in moscow thank you so much to both of you. this is d. w. news live from berlin a quick reminder of our top story drug makers pfizer and biotech have announced an experimental vaccine that they say is more than 90 percent of affective and preventing covert 19 no serious safety concerns arose during clinical trials pfizer hopes to make enough doses to immunize 15 to 20000000 people by the end of the year . next sunday and over here news it is kick off coming up a with a look back at match day 7 in the 4 dislike of i'm sorry kelly in berlin thanks for watching. because. scott's playing and tom. says i'm sorry. bill clinton imperiling. blows off the pits installers to place. the. traumatic scenes of the gates of europe. levanon freefall. even before the devastating explosion at the port of beirut the country was in the midst of the most serious crisis more and more young people are asking themselves whether they have a future there. should they give up. 5. 160 minutes on t w. the missionary and a pragmatist a diplomat who always get straight

from istanbul, the city of $60000000.00, in which the corona virus is spreading. and one of the teams that are fighting to stop it. the monster google image on is a dentist. at least she was until the pandemic started it. she's been a contact traces since march 1 of around 35000 in turkey. gun is surely a book seen from here the size of the city cali. scary. and i sometimes wonder where this pandemic is headed. but as a doctor, i have a responsibility. i try to think positively and knowing that i help people this would motivates me and keeps me going. though on the tracing team manages around 10 house calls a day. they work in shifts almost around the clock. the goal is always the same, track down test and isolate those who have been exposed to someone with 90 and all of this as quickly as possible. google's 1st case today is the collect says all family. the mother recently tested positive. now the father has symptoms to put you call a close up closer. if the test is positive, gergen will also try to trace his contacts. the whole family has to stay at home for the

a head hit and spores take like bees formula, one drivers take a spin around istanbul and head up the takesh concreting part of that, i'm just going to have peace at the stars. thank you so much. the masters golf tournament teed off earlier, but in truth 2020, fashion play was almost immediately suspended because of bad weather. this was the gloomy scene very early in the morning at all. guster national in georgia, former champions jack nicklaus and gary player were the honorary starters to get things going for it since then. it's got very wet and i was delayed for 3 hours, but it's just restarted. it's been 19 months since tiger woods won the last edition of the tournament. because when a virus pandemic major had to be shifted from its usual spot in april to november. and there were no fans this year either. all eyes are on bryson, the shambo this weekend, how far he's hitting the ball is looking for back to back majors after winning the u.s. open in september. but one of his rivals rory mcilroy says it's not all about distance at all. guster. you need to back that up with all other

hamilton started thanks on the grid, but 5 his way back at istanbul park to take the checkered flag last month. a 35 year old over talk show has long standing 91 raceway in record hamilton as a well on course to become the best of all time. here's a look at has remarkable career so far. lewis hamilton the insatiable champion positives his mercedes to his 7th world championship title. but the british drive, his hunger for victory is still not satisfied. we're going to continue to fight for more championships and we're going to continue to try to improve and continue to race and do what we do. we love doing this year again, the miss a does team built from a car that's technically superior to the competition. and hamilton cruised from win to win everything the pressure and it's really just about it was so fun. i mean, not having some fun but just to focus, but it's really about enjoying the moment. it's been amazing as a member of joining in 1908 at age 13. he started his career in the midst sadie's cart team, even then his toughest competitor was nico rosberg. their rivalry continued his t

and for more on this i'm joined by correspondent yulia han in istanbul yulia good to see you the central bank continued cutting interest rates despite the pleas of economists over recent years is anger now admitting its mistakes essentially with these replacements. well openly admitting mistakes has not really been part of the ministrations political strategy in recent years but that is certainly would many are reading into these 2 shock to parch is that we've seen there over the weekend it actually gave the turkish lira its best day in 2 years it was op about 5 percent against the us dollar on mondays so investors apparently believe that some urgently needed policy changes are on their way here in turkey the turkish economy the currency is indeed turmoil we have a situation where the lira lost nearly a 3rd of its value against the dollar this year it became the world's worst performer last month now at to this double digit inflation high unemployment depleted foreign reserves critics have blamed much of this on turkey the turkish president's son in law there out of iraq has now resigned

here in istanbul alone, the number of cases is 20 times higher than the tally from the ministry of health. i'm saying this with regret, but the figures and information we have given are not correct or units who, you know, image on is on her next house call. that she does not want to take part in political discussions. she knows the debate about the numbers, but doesn't want to get involved. that more and more people disregard the coronavirus rules frustrates her being, which is surely good. it makes me sad. we are putting so much effort into this. but what's the point? if so many act as if nothing can happen to them. and if this doesn't change, we won't see an end to this pandemic sticky because it google hopes that she will soon be able to work as a dentist again. but she also knows that her new job will be neat it for quite a while. also be as court is director of the institute of public health it good to have you on the show. again, how important is contact tracing for your job as an epidemiologist? i think it's very important, it's a crucial step in fighting that and that makes you ne